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  • The Worm for June 29, 2022
    It's Wednesday, June 29th. The state Attorney General calls for Montana's high court to get rid of protections for abortion access, the Department of Corrections misspends inmate welfare funds and how the Livingston community stepped up to help a flower shop damaged by recent floods.
  • The Worm for July 12, 2022
    It's Wednesday, July 13. You'll hear about an incoming heat wave, drought conditions and potential hoot owl restriction changes.
  • The Worm for June 30, 2022
    It's Thursday, June 30th. An entomologist explains why there are so many moths in Billings, Canadian parents bring their kids to Montana to get COVID-19 vaccines and the state's high court rules the Legislature does not have the authority to make gun rules on college campuses.
  • The Worm for July 7, 2022
    Interior Secretary Deb Haaland heads to Yellowstone National Park; a new wildfire outlook is out; and Montana farmers are making changes to their crops.
  • The Worm for August 19, 2022
    It’s Friday, August 19th. Today, the City of Billings takes stock of its housing stock, schools in the Billings area start Monday with not enough staff, and we hear from a fishing guide in flood-ravaged Gardiner.
  • The Worm for August 16, 2022
    It’s Tuesday, August 16. Today, voting in Indian Country is on the docket, Missoula’s mayor dies of cancer, and a new art exhibit in Helena showcases Montana’s Transgender, non-binary and Two-Spirit artists.
  • The Worm for August 17, 2022
    It’s Wednesday, August 17. Today, Billings MET Transit goes electric, Yellowstone numbers are down and Montana students will face new tests to see how they’re doing in class.
  • The Worm for August 18, 2022
    It’s Thursday, August 18. Today, Montana towns Libby and Troy hit a cleanup milestone, wind farms threaten golden eagles, and Missoula celebrates its longtime mayor who died this week.
  • The Worm for September 2, 2022
    It’s Friday, September 2. Today, Montana’s wildfire risk is high heading into the holiday weekend, the Montana Office of Public Defender has a new boss, and the state could have its first new copper mine in almost 20 years.
  • The Worm for September 6, 2022
    It’s Tuesday, September 6. Today, a rule change bumps the number of apprentices in the state, Gallatin County increases its housing stock - and prices and Billings breaks heat records.
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